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Understanding 9/11Tea life, tea mind
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Mastering the way -- Host and guest -- Setting the stage -- The place of practice -- The need for a discipline -- The taste of tea and zen -- Furyu -- Wabi -- Insufficiency -- Restraint -- To those who aspire to follow the way of tea
"Understanding the deep and vital connection between Japanese art and the Way of Tea is a prerequisite for the appreciation of Japanese culture in general. Here, for the first time in English, a tea master tells how he was prepared from childhood to master the spiritual, scholastic, and technical aspects of the Way of Tea and became the leader of more than two million practitioners. The book's intimate style leads the reader to an understanding of the spirit, joy, and discipline of tea"--
"Understanding the deep and vital connection between Japanese art and the Way of Tea is a prerequisite for the appreciation of Japanese culture in general. Here, for the first time in English, a tea master tells how he was prepared from childhood to master the spiritual, scholastic, and technical aspects of the Way of Tea and became the leader of more than two million practitioners. The book's intimate style leads the reader to an understanding of the spirit, joy, and discipline of tea"--
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